Paramedics treat elderly man with possible heart attack, La Mesa CA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, paramedics responded to a private residence near Grossmont Center Drive for a 90-year-old man showing signs of lethargy and a possible heart attack. He was found mostly unresponsive and had symptoms indicating an acute myocardial infarction. The patient was treated on scene and transported to Sharp Grossmont Hospital for further care.
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Transcript:
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Grossmont Medic 19, San Diego City coming to you with STEMI.
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Medic 19, Grossmont 23-1.
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Hi Grossmont Medic 19, coming with you, coming to you with that STEMI approximately 5 min out for a 90 year old male.
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Last four of the run is (number withheld).
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Hey Medic 19, were you able to send that EKG over to us? Stand by Medic 19, we're working on it.
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Yeah, Chris Long from Medic 19.
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So we arrived at the scene of a private residence.
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90-year-old male, approximately 200 pounds.
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Per his wife, she stated that he had to use the restroom.
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She heard him vomit once or twice.
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He became somewhat lethargic.
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We found him sitting in his walker for the most part unresponsive to us.
00:48
Able to track us with his eyes, but so far faced a break.
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Breathing at a rate of 20,
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non-labored.
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You already have his response, which is not too abnormal for him per the wife.
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Although he does talk a little bit more than us,
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oftentimes she's unable to communicate with him and he is tracking us with his eyes like I stated—not following any commands.
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Break.
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Vital signs we're looking at right around 100.
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I believe we did two twelve leads.
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Wolf came up, star star star, excuse me.
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My blood pressure is 100 and sixty-one over seventy-seven, sugar of 200 and forty-one.
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Believe I gave you his O two stat ninety-four percent that room air clear lungs temperature of 101.2, 101.2.
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Break.
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Long-storied medical history, but mostly what I got was hypertension,
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diabetes,
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valve replacement.
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High cholesterol associated medicines.
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No allergies.
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Break.
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We're looking at AFib on the monitor.
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Just got our latest 12-lead reading, AFib.
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Otherwise, as far as treatment, we've established an IV in his right forearm with a 20 gauge.
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Approximately 3 min out.
02:20
Hey, I copy all that.
02:22
Were you guys able to transmit this at EKG, sir? We are working on that as we speak.
02:26
This latest one, we did not come back.
02:29
Sorry, acute MI.
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Prior to did, this one did not.
02:33
This one looks a little bit cleaner than the other two.
02:37
Okay, I copy that.
02:39
I will keep refreshing my email to see if it is transmitted over to us.
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Otherwise,
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let me know if anything changes in route.
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I'll update you if we get a semi order from a dock here.
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Otherwise, we'll just run it normal here and we'll get you a bed.
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Let me know if anything changes.
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We can clear 2035.
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Medic 19 , copy.
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Location mentioned:
Grossmont Center Dr, La Mesa, CA 91942
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